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16. decembar/prosinac, 2014.
New Russian threats to the Montenegrin economy

Russian officials, complaining that Montenegro’s aspirations for join NATO and the EU have led it to pursue an anti-Russian policy, have called for a cutback in the number of charter flights from Russia to Montenegro.

8. decembar/prosinac, 2014.
South Stream Cancellation: Enormous Damages for Serbia

Will the Serbian public learn about the amount of damages caused by the cancellation of the South Stream pipeline project, and will those who seven years ago brokered the "harmful" energy package agreement with Russia be held accountable?
2. decembar/prosinac, 2014.
Dempsey: A wake-up call for unfinished business in Balkans

Moscow is pushing its influence in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo, increasing its focus on the Western Balkans. Judy Dempsey, a senior associate at Carnegie Europe and editor in chief of the blog “Strategic Europe,” explains why.
20. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Russian Presence in Nis Doesn’t Seem Military -- Croatian journalist

The Russian-Serbian humanitarian center located at Nis airport, subject of speculation that it is a covert Russian military base, does not seem to have any military aspect, says Drago Hedl, a journalist for Croatia’s “Jutarnji List”.
18. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Russian Stance On Bosnia 'Concerns' Croatia

Croatian Foreign Minister Vesna Pusic said her country noticed Russia's recent stance on Bosnia and said it was a matter of concern, especially for Balkan countries.
14. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Russian game in Bosnia: Tug of war with West

Russia took a new step to bedevil the West in the UN this week, declining for the first time to extend EU's EUFOR peacekeeping mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).
12. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Russia Abstains On UN Bosnia Vote

At the United Nations, Russia has abstained on a vote to extend a European Union peacekeeping force in Bosnia, marking the first time in 14 years that the vote to extend the mission was not unanimous.
11. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Pomerantsev: Russia’s asymmetric warfare

One way to look at the Kremlin today is not as an isolated entity, but as the advance guard of a malevolent globalization, one that employs asymmetric warfare, using information, culture and money as weapons, says Peter Pomerantsev a London-based TV producer and nonfiction writer.
9. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Serbia, Russia to hold first joint military exercise

The first joint military training of Russian and Serbian army forces in the history of the two countries will be held this month in Serbia.
7. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Senator Murphy: Ethnic peace in the Balkans still thin and brittle

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), said in a recent speech that “the ethnic peace that has settled on top of the Balkan region over the past decade is still thin and brittle.”
7. novembar/studeni, 2014.
Putin pressures Serbia with old gas debt

A phone call between Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Russian president Vladimir Putin was scheduled for Nov. 5, Vucic told the media. But whether this phone call persuaded Putin to postpone the collection of Serbia’s gas debt worth more than 200 million USD is still unclear.
30. oktobar/listopad, 2014.
Russian Media Behemoth Set To Launch Wave Of Foreign Bureaus

Rossia Segodnya, the Russian state media giant headed by controversial pro-Kremlin TV presenter Dmitry Kiselyov, is reportedly expanding its reach with local-language news websites and radio programming across the world.

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